Green moss includes sphagnum moss and other varieties that resemble sphagnum.

Our moss is live, fresh, and naturally harvested — not preserved or chemically treated. It’s perfect for creating vibrant, naturalistic environments for both animals and plants.

Yes. Our moss is pesticide-free and safe for use in reptile enclosures, large animal habitats, and exhibit moss for zoos. It provides a natural, enriching environment for a variety of species.

Definitely. Many zoos and wildlife centers use our top dressing moss to create naturalistic ground cover for animal enclosures, botanical exhibits, and educational displays.

Upon arrival, moss should be kept moist and cool until it is installed. If needed, mist the moss lightly with water and store it in a shaded, temperate area to maintain freshness.

While sphagnum moss is one of approximately 35 moss varieties found in our forests, we primarily select varieties that closely resemble true sphagnum. That’s why we call our product Oregon Green Moss — a decorative, moisture-retaining alternative perfect for exhibits, terrariums, and decorative use.

No. Our moss is a decorative moss intended for uses such as top dressing, exhibit landscaping, terrariums, reptile habitats, and botanical installations. For permanent ground cover in landscaping, we recommend contacting a nursery that specializes in live yard varieties.

It will last 4-6 months if you store it in well ventilated space away from direct sunlight and heat.

Our Oregon moss is used widely by florists, nurseries, zoos, and reptile retailers for terrariums, living art, hanging baskets, soil-free growing, and exhibit design. For a full overview, please download our flyer linked on our Home page.